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Here are some recommended training and exercise routes from
the top running book for US travelers: Fun on Foot in America's
Cities:
Inner Parks Loop
A route with good variety, linking together the Cherry Creek Greenway, a
classy and attractive residential area, Cheesman Park, and Denver’s largest
urban park, City Park. The route is flat and uses a mix of pedestrian/cyclist
trails, pedestrian trails, and quality suburban streets. Loop back to the start
or end in Restaurant Row, one of Denver’s most popular eating, drinking,
and entertainment areas.
South Platte River to Englewood
Traverse a range of different parkland environments, including the urban
parks near downtown, the scenic confluence of the river with Cherry Creek,
and various other parks and wildlife habitats distributed the length of the
South Platte greenway. End in Englewood City Center, a well-planned
regional center with shops, entertainment, and at least one excellent eating
and drinking establishment. There is convenient light rail transit back
downtown.
Downtown to University of Denver
Experience the Cherry Creek Greenway and Washington Park, one of
Denver’s most pleasant parks for on-foot exercisers. The route is mainly on
dedicated pedestrian/bicycle paths. End at the University of Denver
Campus, with a choice of campus-grade restaurants and pubs as wind-
down spots. Catch the light rail back downtown.
the top running book for US travelers: Fun on Foot in America's
Cities:
Inner Parks Loop
A route with good variety, linking together the Cherry Creek Greenway, a
classy and attractive residential area, Cheesman Park, and Denver’s largest
urban park, City Park. The route is flat and uses a mix of pedestrian/cyclist
trails, pedestrian trails, and quality suburban streets. Loop back to the start
or end in Restaurant Row, one of Denver’s most popular eating, drinking,
and entertainment areas.
South Platte River to Englewood
Traverse a range of different parkland environments, including the urban
parks near downtown, the scenic confluence of the river with Cherry Creek,
and various other parks and wildlife habitats distributed the length of the
South Platte greenway. End in Englewood City Center, a well-planned
regional center with shops, entertainment, and at least one excellent eating
and drinking establishment. There is convenient light rail transit back
downtown.
Downtown to University of Denver
Experience the Cherry Creek Greenway and Washington Park, one of
Denver’s most pleasant parks for on-foot exercisers. The route is mainly on
dedicated pedestrian/bicycle paths. End at the University of Denver
Campus, with a choice of campus-grade restaurants and pubs as wind-
down spots. Catch the light rail back downtown.
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| Information, ideas, maps and books for Denver region runners and walkers. Everything you need to plan exciting running and walking routes |
Buy books from... The Fun on Foot Store Barnes & Noble Borders Maps... Transit system map: Pick up at the Civic Center or Market St. Bus Station South Platte River Greenway Trail Paper Map: Pick up a copy in the boxes along the trail.. Cheesman Park Map Cherry Creek Park Map Other resources... City of Englewood City Park Denver City University of Denver |
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